Knapp High School - Sword and Shield Yearbook (Currituck, NC)

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J j rincipaf’s Jltessacje Again, we rededicate our efforts to challenge the minds of the youth of J. P. Knapp High School and to strengthen the bonds of friendship, loyalty and common purpose. This is our goal and we must never compromise with ignorance or substitute a false objective .... lest we fail in our primary purpose and sink to the depths of incompetency. This school gave birth to higher standards and better quality of work and devotion to duty. To lower our standards is unthinkable. We shall con¬ tinue to strive for a sound educational status and in fact - demand it! We now have tradition, young in age, but second to none, a tradition of high purpose and one that reflects the intelligence, character and moral as¬ pects of a deserving youth. It is to the youth of Joseph P. Knapp that we con¬ tinue our endless drive for education. It is our school and we must never cease to make it a showplace of intellectual aspiration. W. F. Landing

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THE VERSATILE MR. CHANDLER They told me this would work . Mr. and Mrs. Chandler have three daughters — Marjorie, Eva, and Sue Lee. He takes his music very seriously. Mr. Chandler is admiring his new office. 9

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GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Guidance is for the purpose of helping students discover their abili¬ ties, status, and growth, and to provide a basis of judgment in choosing a college to attend or a career to pursue. NOW THIS LOOKS LIKE THE COLLEGE FOR YOU. Mr. Landing confers with Frances Alexander, Tommy Harrington, and John Guard. W. Frank Landing, B.S., M.A. East Carolina College Graduate Study-Educational Administration And Supervision- Duke University Principal Madeline M. Griffith, B. A. Chowan College English Effie S. Crawley, B.A. Meredith College English ' DO BOYS GO THERE ALSO? YOU GIRLS MIGHT CONSIDER TEACHING. Mrs. Griffith has a question to answer for n Mrs. Crawley, Beth Austin, and Shirley Susan Carter. Combes.